Houston Lamar’s Dramodd Odoms represents one of the top offensive prospects in the Lone Star State’s 2025 recruiting cycle. Ranked No. 70 overall in the Top247 rankings, Odoms sits at No. 7 nationally among offensive tackles in his class.
Odoms reports more than 20 offers, including his two most recent from Florida and Florida State. LSU, Michigan, Tennessee, Texas A&M, and numerous other programs have also offered. Odoms made a junior day visit in late January to TCU, which has also offered him. Here’s the updated 247Sports scouting report on Odoms:
Tall, long, relatively lean tackle prospect with left-side experience and the physical and athletic attributes to live on the left for good. Wears his mass well and possesses immense bulking capacity. Plays with a wide base and shows lateral range. Some segmentation to movement patterns at times, but displays obvious functional athleticism with pulling / climbing juice and edge-mirroring agility in pass pro. Dangerous assailant when looking for extra work downfield. Full picture regarding verified athleticism still being painted. Raw in ways but also borderline dominant in flashes. Notably has played linebacker snaps during 7-on-7 competition. Could need some time, but looks like one of the higher-ceiling 2025 tackles in the country. Projects as a high-major multi-year starter with long-term upside beyond college.
Verified in the 6-foot-6, 275-pound neighborhood, Odoms possesses elite frame specs with long arms and a large wingspan. This past fall, he played left tackle for Houston Lamar’s 12-1 squad that reached the third round of the Texas Class 6A Division I playoffs.
